Psalm 32:3 describes bones wasting and groaning from unconfessed sin — same physical symptoms but different cause, highlighting the link between sin and suffering.

Psalm 32:4 continues the theme of strength being sapped under God's heavy hand — directly paralleling the psalmist's loss of strength.

Psalm 71:9 pleads for God not to forsake when strength fails — directly echoing the psalmist's failing strength.

Psalm 88:15 echoes the same lifelong anguish and near-death suffering, reinforcing the psalmist's experience of unrelenting affliction.

Psalm 102:3-28 describes bones burning, heart withered, and groaning — directly paralleling the physical anguish and wasting away in Psalm 31:10.

Psalm 6:7 describes the eye wasting from grief and foes — matching the physical wasting of bones here.

Psalm 78:33 describes God ending Israel's years in futility — similar imagery of years consumed by suffering, but in a national judgment context.

Lamentations 3:4 says God made flesh and skin waste away and broke bones — directly parallel to bones wasting here.

Lamentations 1:13 speaks of fire sent into bones, causing desolation — similar to bones wasting away here.

Job 3:24 uses the same imagery of groaning and sighing as constant companions, mirroring the psalmist's anguish.

Job 17:7 describes eyes dim and frame wasting to a shadow — similar physical decay as the psalmist's bones growing weak.

Romans 9:2 expresses Paul's unceasing anguish for Israel — a different cause but same depth of emotional pain as the psalmist's.